India to Host Squash World Cup 2025 for the Third Consecutive Time
India is all set to welcome the world’s top squash talent as it hosts the Squash World Cup for the third consecutive time. The tournament will be held at the SDAT Stadium, Chennai, from 10 to 14 December 2025, marking yet another milestone in India’s growing reputation as a major global hub for squash events. Chennai, known as the “Home of Indian Squash,” continues to attract international attention due to its world-class facilities, strong sporting culture, and consistent support from the Squash Rackets Federation of India (SRFI) and Tamil Nadu’s sports authorities.
The Squash World Cup is an international mixed-team tournament featuring countries with four-player squads—two men and two women. The event follows an innovative scoring system introduced in 2023, making matches faster, more intense, and highly spectator-friendly.
India hosting the tournament for the third time reflects,
The tournament is also significant for India as it continues to push for squash visibility ahead of major international sporting cycles.
A total of 12 nations will compete, including,
Each team features two male and two female players. The format continues to use the high-paced first-to-seven points game with a sudden-death tiebreak at 6–6, ensuring exciting, unpredictable outcomes.
These historical elements underline the importance of the 2025 edition as India seeks to improve its standing and challenge top contenders.
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